a distant age, where no stones were ever lifted to the sky and no pyramids rose upon the Nile, humanity grew in a completely different way.
People never knew what it meant for a human to leave behind something eternal. There was no symbol of power or genius — no monument to remind them that careful design could defeat death and time.
Egypt was a beautiful land like any other, full of rivers and harvests, yet no one saw it as a place of mystery or science.
And because the pyramids were never built, humanity never conceived that strange idea — that a solid system could exist without a ruler.
Centuries passed. The world entered the age of machines, then computers, yet people still believed that everything must have a master — a bank, a government, a king, or an army.
And so, in the 21st century, something called “Bitcoin” was never born.
No one imagined that money could exist without banks, or that trust could be built from algorithms.
Humanity never realized that the blockchain was the spiritual descendant of the pyramids:
a structure of layers, precise, eternal, unchangeable once completed.
But since no stones were ever raised, no codes were ever written.
And the world remained as it was —
ruled by banks, controlled by governments,
where freedom was measured by how much the system allowed.
Satoshi was never born, and the idea of decentralized trust never existed.
People never discovered how humans could build something that never dies —
whether a pyramid of stone or a system of code
What if the Pyramids were never built and Blockchain was never born?
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